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Preliminary Program Grid for Miguel O. Mitchell This is the Preliminary program schedule. Miguel O. Mitchell may or may not actually be on these items, but probably will. However, due to circumstances beyond our control, modifications to the program can occur throughout the convention.

Saturday 10:30 am: Author Reading: Miguel O. Mitchell (Ends at: 10:55 am) Adams Participants:Miguel O. Mitchell Miguel O. Mitchell reads from new and upcoming works.

Saturday 11:00 am: Music as Muse (Ends at: 11:55 am) Jackson Participants:Tom Doyle, Danian Jerry, Miguel O. Mitchell (M), Sheree Renée Thomas Storytelling has many inspirations, but music offers its own melodic origins for many a tale. Come gather with creative writers discussing their favorite music and songs that inspired some of their works. Hear some fun techniques that might spark new stories and adventures inside of you. Personal playlists are welcome from music and writing fans alike.

Saturday 1:00 pm: Speculative Poetry Workshop (Ends at: 1:55 pm) Lincoln Participants:Miguel O. Mitchell (M) In this workshop, we will practice writing speculative poetry and share our creations. First, I will explain several types of poetic forms and we will read examples that have science fiction, fantasy, or horror themes. Then using writing prompts, you will have opportunities to write short speculative poems that fit into specific forms, and we will discuss them. In addition, I will talk about the myriad speculative poetry markets for individual poem publication and the resources of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association (SFPA). This workshop embraces all those who want to try their hand at writing speculative poems, so kindness and respect should emanate from each suggestion regarding a poem.

Sunday 2:00 pm: Companions, Pets, and More (Ends at: 2:55 pm) Eisenhower Participants:Jennifer Brinn, Randee Dawn (M), Matt Dinniman, Miguel O. Mitchell, Jean Marie Ward Princess Donut, Lassie, and Big Dee each play a roll in moving the plot forward. What is the role of the animal character? How do you convince readers of their animal nature even while they develop beyond the simple impulses of their origins?

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